let in
The phrase 'let in' is versatile, commonly used to describe allowing entry, sharing information, or permitting participation.
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Definition
A2General
(common)To allow someone or something to enter a place.
Example
- She opened the door to let him in.
- The window was cracked to let in some fresh air.
B1Social
(informal)To share information or a secret with someone.
Example
- I'll let you in on a little secret.
- She let him in on the surprise party plans.
B1Group Activities
(common)To include someone in a group or activity.
Example
- They decided to let her in on the project.
- The club let in new members every year.
B2Construction
(technical)To insert or embed something into a surface.
Example
- They let in diagonal sheathing at each corner of the house.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "let in":
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